Swiss handball association
Swiss Handball Association (SHV), Fédération Suisse de Handball Federazione Svizzera di Pallamano |
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founding | 7th December 1974 |
Place of foundation | Bern |
IHF membership | 1946 |
EHF accession | 1991 |
President | Ulrich Rubeli |
National teams |
Men Juniors Youth Women Juniors Youth |
Clubs (approx.) | 229 (as of 2017) |
Seat | Olten SO, Switzerland |
Website | www.handball.ch |
The Swiss Handball Federation (Fédération Suisse de Handball, Swiss Handball Federation) is the professional association for handball in Switzerland . The seat and the office are in Olten SO. The SHV emerged from the handball committee .
President
The presidents since the foundation of the Swiss Handball Federation (SHV):
- Bruno Freivogel (1974–1987)
- Martin Keller (1987-1992)
- Michael Funk (1992–1999)
- Erich Thoma (1999-2000)
- Willy Tobler (2001-2007)
- Ulrich Rubeli (since 2007)
purpose
- Promotion in the areas of competitive, young and popular sports, maintenance of the reputation and recognition of the sport externally and sociability, camaraderie and fairness among the members.
- Organization of training and further education courses and implementation of championships in competitive, young and popular sports.
successes
Indoor handball | Field handball | |||
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1st international match | 1949 against Finland (7: 4) | 1st international match | 1935 against Germany (6:14) | |
1st national champion | Grasshoper Club Zurich (1950) | 1st national champion | TV abstinence from Basel (1924) | |
1st national champion (women) | LC Brühl St. Gallen (1970) | |||
successes | Medal wins | |||
World Championship | 4th place ( 1954 , 1993 ) | World Championship | 2 × silver ( 1938 , 1955 ) | |
Olympia | 7th place ( 1984 ) | Olympia | 1 × bronze ( 1936 ) |
Organization and structure
The SHV has been organizing all match operations in Switzerland since the 2016/17 season.
Up until the 2016/17 season, games were organized by the regional associations. The Swiss Handball League organized the NLA and NLB games , the Swiss Premium League organized the SPL1 and SPL2 and the SHV organized the 1st league and the national junior categories .
Regional associations | ||
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Canton / region | Association | Abbreviation |
Aargau | Regional handball association Aargau Plus | AG + |
Region [Cantons of Bern, Friborg (d), Jura, Neuchâtel, Solothurn, Wallis (d)] | Handball regional association Bern-Jura | BeJu |
Central Switzerland | Central Swiss handball association | IHV |
Northwestern Switzerland | Handball regional association Northwestern Switzerland | NWS |
Eastern Switzerland | Handball Regional Association East | EAST |
French-speaking Switzerland | Association Régionale de Handball Romandie | ROME |
Zurich | Zurich handball association | ZHV |
League system
Men
The two highest leagues in Switzerland are as Swiss Handball League out
- National League A (men's top division)
- National League B
- 1st division men
- 2nd division men
- 3rd league men
- 4th league men
Women
The two highest leagues in Switzerland are as Spar Premium League out
- SPAR Premium League 1 (top division women)
- SPAR Premium League 2
- 1st League Women (Interregional League)
- 2nd division women
- 3rd league women
- 4th league women
handballTV.ch
All national league A and SPAR Premium League 1 games are streamed on the SHV's streaming portal, unless they are broadcast by a television station.
The National League B must record their home games and upload them to the platform within 48 hours.
Games of the Cup with an NLA or SPL1 home team must be streamed live and those with an NLB team must be recorded.
For all other leagues, streaming is voluntary.
See also
- Swiss Handball League (top division of men)
- SPAR Premium League (top division of women)
- SHV Cup
- SHV SuperCup
- SHV SuperCup (women)
- Swiss Handball Awards
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Sports information Si : Finally a national handball association. In: Freiburger Nachrichten . Freiburger Nachrichten AG, December 5, 1974, p. 11 , accessed on June 16, 2019 .
- ↑ a b Nadja Stefan & Beni Keller: The history of Swiss handball: from 1960 to today . In: ETH Zurich (ed.): The history of Swiss handball . tape 3 . Zurich 1994, 00100002724033 , p. 3 .
- ^ IHF Portal: Swiss Handball Federation. Retrieved October 19, 2017 (American English).
- ↑ SHV Articles of Association. (PDF) Retrieved October 19, 2017 .
- ↑ Handball Switzerland news archive. In: handball.ch. Retrieved October 19, 2017 .
- ↑ Live streaming / game video :. (PDF; 967 KB) In: Competition regulations of the Swiss Handball Federation from 22.09.2018. Swiss Handball Association, September 22, 2018, p. 47 , accessed on April 10, 2019 .